Asoneyson Todd described in the Bible in the stringing series sounds like a bridge between versions before and post-crisis. He would no Be a brutal punk Batman was supposed to step up, but a spark of light in the life of the dark knight:

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"Don Quixote needed his Sancho Panza. Sherlock Holmes needed his D -Watson. And Batman needs Robin. In the absence of Robin, he tends to a dark, ruthless attitude.

The pilot of the series will say the origin of the new Robin. This Asoneyson meets Batman while steeling Batmobile tires, but his deceased parents were circus performers (to explain his acrobatic skills). In the cartoon, stealing the tires will show Asoneyson's fearlessness, but not his bad side.

The regular support team is there-Commissioner Jimim Gordon, Alfred Penivort, Vicky Valle and also the original character Frederica Miles, Gordon's right wife. The Bible says Neuwing can appear once or twice a season, and Jason would look at him as a little brother trying to live up to the older one. Not to mention Miss Chandra, a nanny robot for Jason Gifted by Superman. (This is that part of the field that gives me a break.)

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The proposed villains include Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler, Clayface, Poison Ivy, Scarecrow, Cat-Man, Ventricist and two. (Here's a big difference with "Batman: the animated series" - that show introduced Harvey Dent first, building to his tragic decline. JMS, however, wrote that origin of two persons should not be displayed in detail.)

Bruce and Jason's father-blue-son and Jason and the crime partnership was supposed to be the heart of Batman and the new Robin. "Batman: The animated series" took place after Batman's 1970s and used Robin much more. Dick Grayson was far to college, and so only some The episodes had the complete dynamic duo. That, like those comics, allow for greater flexibility of storytelling. It is also another reason that "Batman: the animated series" felt much more mature than past cartoons in Batman; There were no children between the main team.

"Batman: the animated series" was followed by "New Batman adventurers", who jumped two years ago to introduce Newing and the second Robin. Not Asoneyson Todd, but Tim Drake, who in the contemporary comics was Third And the current Robin. In 1997, Asonerson was still "dead Robin". For all the ways the Batman team opposed the content instructions, even they could not adapt "death in the family". So they decided The show should depict the current comics "Batman" with Robin named Tim Drake (though with some of Asoneyson's qualities).

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But Jason Whether Eventually returned from the dead through the story in 2005 "Batman: Under the hood" (by DUD Vinik and Doug Machnke). That comic book adapted in 2010 as an animated film titled "Batman: Under the Red Hood", "" Who Finally brought Asoneyson Todd into animation. After a few years of the short wand, from his murder to his cartoon, he never got off the ground, Jason Todd's reputation was finally starred in one of the best Batman animated films.